Surat Thani Province is located in southern Thailand, serving as a gateway to popular islands and a place where southern Thai culture and nature intertwine. Core attractions include Koh Samui, renowned for the fine white sand of Chaweng Beach and Lamai Beach as well as luxury resorts, with the nearby “human-shaped” sandbar of Koh Nang Yuan being a photography hotspot; Koh Pha Ngan, world-famous for its Full Moon Party, while hiding pristine jungles and tranquil bays; Koh Tao, a global diving paradise with dense coral reefs and highly cost-effective dive certification; and Khao Sok National Park, home to Thailand’s oldest rainforest, where you can kayak in Cheow Lan Lake and admire the karst limestone peaks reminiscent of “Thailand’s Guilin.” The cuisine highlights southern Thai flavours, with must-try dishes including sour orange curry fish, fried turmeric chicken, Hainanese chicken rice, mango sticky rice, and the refreshing dessert Oaew Thai-style grass jelly, with night markets and riverside seafood stalls offering great value for money.